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Chinese general told threat against U.S. unacceptable
Washington Times ^ | 12/11/02 | Bill Gertz

Posted on 12/10/2002 11:14:01 PM PST by kattracks

Edited on 07/12/2004 3:59:35 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

The White House told a visiting Chinese general yesterday that comments he made in 1995 suggesting China would use nuclear weapons against Los Angeles were unacceptable.

The discussion came during a meeting between Chinese Lt. Gen. Xiong Guankai, deputy chief of staff for intelligence, and White House National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice.


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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Front Page News; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: drcondoleezzarice; xiong
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To: Tailgunner Joe
Bravissima, Condi: a Patton kick in the nuts to Xiong Guangkai, Tiananmen butcher.

In 2008, Condi vs. Das Hinden von Buchenvald.

Condi strong in run-up to Armageddon.

21 posted on 12/11/2002 9:37:05 PM PST by PhilDragoo
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To: kattracks; Alamo-Girl
I stumbled across an article today on myway.com, and got to wondering if this guy who was embezzling money might by chance have been sending it to the clinton campaign. The alternative spelling for manxiong is Man Xiong, and I was also wondering if this Xiong was related to Gen. Xiong who threatened to nuke Los Angeles.

Couple Sentenced in $50M China Bank Fraud

Dec 24, 10:32 PM (ET)

BEIJING (AP) - A businessman has been sentenced to life in prison and his wife to 14 years behind bars for stealing $50 million in China's second-biggest bank fraud since the start of communist rule in 1949, a news report said.

Chen Manxiong and his wife, Chen Qiuyuan, were convicted of embezzling the money from a branch of the state-owned Bank of China with the help of two bank clerks, the official Xinhua News Agency said Friday.

It said they stole the money from 1993-95 from a bank branch in the southern city of Zhongshan, near Hong Kong. The report didn't give any other details.

The couple fled to Thailand but were caught and repatriated in 2002, the report said.

One of the clerks was earlier sentenced to life in prison and the other to 20 years behind bars, Xinhua said.

Just a shot in the dark, and Merry Christmas.

22 posted on 12/25/2004 6:40:26 AM PST by snopercod (Bigger government means clinton won. Less freedom means Osama won. Get it?)
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To: snopercod

Great catch, snopercod! It looks like a very interesting lead.


23 posted on 12/26/2004 8:28:34 PM PST by Alamo-Girl
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